Klide
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They only made a Jericho in VHS i believe. That would be my top dream DVDs together with Orton, Punk and Morrison....A real Morrison DVD which means 3 disc with not only Morrison but with Nitro ( MNM and Nirto & Melina)
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They only made a Jericho in VHS i believe. That would be my top dream DVDs together with Orton, Punk and Morrison....A real Morrison DVD which means 3 disc with not only Morrison but with Nitro ( MNM and Nirto & Melina)
This Guy
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In an effort to bring this back on topic (take your regal fighting to the regal thread)
You know there is a Hart Family DVD coming out that covers the entire history of the Hart Family in pro wrestling?
You know there is a Hart Family DVD coming out that covers the entire history of the Hart Family in pro wrestling?
straight_edge76
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Airfixx
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^^^Awesome indeed!
Been meaning to do my own comp of the SCSA/Harts fued from '97 for some time... I guess this will only delay matters somewhat.
Yeah... 'Break Down The Walls'. Brief history, then tracks his WWE career as far as late-2000/his fued with HHH etc. touching upon Fozzy along the way.
Been meaning to do my own comp of the SCSA/Harts fued from '97 for some time... I guess this will only delay matters somewhat.
Yeah... 'Break Down The Walls'. Brief history, then tracks his WWE career as far as late-2000/his fued with HHH etc. touching upon Fozzy along the way.
I thought everyone knew by now.
Disc 1
The Hart family has long served as Canada's first family of Sports Entertainment, from patriarch Stu and his Stampede Wrestling and Dungeon, a training site that has produced multiple Hall of Famers, though sons Bret, Owen, on to a new generation of WWE Superstars, The Hart Dynasty. But the family's journey was never a smooth one, as their accomplishments were often punctuated with devastating tragedies and loss. Now for the first time ever, fans can learn the entire story in Hart & Soul: The Hart Family Anthology. A brand new documentary chronicling more than 5 decades of family lineage is filled with never-before-seen Hart family interviews and supplemented with a dozen matches featuring Bret, Owen, Keith, Bruce, The British Bulldog, The Dynamite Kid, Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, The Hart Dynasty, and more!
Stu Hart
Falling in Love
The Promoter
Hart House
Riches to Rags
All in the Family
Hart Foundation / British Bulldogs
Stampede Sold
Dean
International Spotlight
Family Feud
Canada's Family
Struggles Within
Family Tragedy
Third Generation
Reflections
Special Features
* Stu the Athlete
* Helen's Car Accident
* Terrible Ted the Wrestling Bear
* A Letter from Dean
* Stu vs. The Tiger
* A Hart Family Thanksgiving - 1987
* Helen Throws in the Towel
* Owen the Prankster
* Chris Jericho's Flight with Owen
* The Uninvited Guest
* Bret "Hit Man" Hart Returns to WWE
* Post-Raw Celebration (Raw - January 4, 2010)
Disc 2
Introduction with The Hart Dynasty
6-Man Tag Team Match
Keith Hart, Bruce Hart & Bret Hart vs. The Kiwis & Dynamite Kid
Stampede Wrestling - May 1979
Stampede Arrives in WWE
World Tag Team Championship Match
Hart Foundation vs. British Bulldogs
Boston Garden - November 1, 1986
An Unforgettable Match
Intercontinental Championship Match
Bret "Hit Man" Hart vs. British Bulldog
SummerSlam - August 29, 1992
The Hart Family in a WWE Ring
Family Feud Match
Bret "Hit Man" Hart, Owen Hart, Bruce Hart & Keith Hart vs. Shawn Michaels & His Knights
Survivor Series - November 24, 1993
Brothers vs. Brothers
Bret "Hit Man" Hart & Owen Hart vs. Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner
Florence, SC - January 11, 1994
Ripped Apart at the Seams
World Tag Team Championship Match
Bret "Hit Man" Hart & Owen Hart vs. The Quebecers
Royal Rumble - January 22, 1994
Disc 3
Sibling Rivalry
Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship
Bret "Hit Man" Hart vs. Owen Hart
SummerSlam - August 29, 1994
The Hart Family Settles It in the Ring
Bret "Hit Man" Hart & British Bulldog vs. Owen Hart & Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart
Raw - November 7, 1994
Decorated in Gold
European Championship Match
Owen Hart vs. British Bulldog
Raw - March 3, 1997
Front and Center
10-Man Tag Team Match
Bret "Hit Man" Hart, Owen Hart, British Bulldog, Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart & Brian Pillman vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Ken Shamrock, Goldust & Legion of Doom
In Your House: Canadian Stampede July 6, 1997
Border Wars
6-Man Tag Team Flag Match
Bret "Hit Man" Hart, Owen Hart & British Bulldog vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Undertaker & Dude Love
Raw - July 21, 1997
Passing the Torch
WWE Unified Tag Team Championship Match
The Hart Dynasty vs. D-Generation X
SmackDown - December 25, 2009
The Best is Yet to Come
straight_edge76
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Awesome. Looks to be a great DVD. Has a few matches that I have been wanting the WWE to put out like the 10 man tag and the Bret/Owen cage match @SS 94.
MizMasta3000
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straight_edge76
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They all already have one The Hardys and Eddie I believe have multiple DVDs lol.
One more question about the Hart DVD, when is it going to be released?
Another person who I would have loved to have been able to get a DVD was Chris Benoit, which would have been awesome being that he is arguably one of the best workers in WWE history but being that how he died/the aftermath of his death I do not ever see it happening. I believe that Vince even said that after they found out about the cause of death they were never going to mention Benoit again.
This Guy
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Flair has multiple too and they just came out with an Edge one.
Don't know about the Hart release date, heard closer to the summer, but who knows
As for Benoit, they have a DVD on him and its actually very good, its actually the first of when the WWE started to make more serious documentry dvd's rather then the joke documentry's they had before.
Also Vince has said that they won't ignore Benoit's contributions, but that they aren't going to focus on him as being a great person. Which is why in some of the more recent releases he is seen or his matches are not edited out anymore.
MizMasta3000
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straight_edge76
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Yeah, If I recall benoit had one called Hard Knocks that came out right around or after Wrestlemania XX if I am not mistaken. I would have really like though a Best of Benoit DVD, much like Eddie got after he died. I believe that Rey had a DVD come out a few years ago If I am not mistaken, like back in 2004.
Rey has had 2 different dvds come out. His first one was called "619", & was a 1 disc dvd with documentary and matches from WCW & WWE, released in 2003. His second dvd was a 3 disc set called "Rey Mysterio: The Biggest Little Man", released in 2007 & had matches from AAA (1 match), ECW (2 matches), WCW & WWE. A Benoit 3 disc set might be released many years from now, the murder-suicide is far too recent for WWE to release anything like that. The Benoit Hard Knocks dvd is really good with Super J-cup matches, breaking Sabu's neck, a match vs Booker T from the classic best of 7 series, 2 excellent matches with Kurt Angle, etc. My only complaint with it is that they didn't have any of his ECW tag matches with Dean Malenko when they were a part of Shane Douglas' original Triple Threat. Specifically the run in on Taz/Sabu vs the Public Enemy Tag Title match at Double Tables was really damn good stuff & led up to the tag title match at the next card (Taz/Sabu vs Malenko/Benoit).
straight_edge76
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What are everyone's thoughts on the current WWE 3 disk formats for DVD's? Not all of the documentary type DVD's have used three disks; The Rise and Fall of ECW, The Triple H DVD and one of the Foley DVD's I believe were only two disks, but for the most part its a 3 disk set. Do you think they should be longer? Shorter? Include more matches? Just kind of curious.
They definitely need more matches on dvds. The Horsemen dvd should have been 4 discs instead of 2, with 3 discs devoted to matches, feuds and promos, similar to the Ric Flair WWE sets. The Rise & Fall of ECW should have been at least 3 discs, it was way too short for a company that had many good matches, feuds & promos. I prefer the 3 disk sets as it allows more matches & promos, etc. The Roddy Piper dvd set was great for the fact that they put a lot of Piper's Pits & promos on one disc of the set.
straight_edge76
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I think with each DVD it varies. Some could use more matches, others could use more promos/interviews. I thought that the Rise and Fall of WCW didn't need so much more matches just a better match selection, and a few promos from the NWO vs WCW feud would have been cool as well.